Coinbase partners with Perplexity AI to deliver real-time market data originally appeared on TheStreet.
Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: COIN), the largest crypto exchange in the U.S., has teamed up with Perplexity AI to provide real-time data on the crypto market.
The exchange's co-founder and CEO, Brian Armstrong, said the first phase of the partnership starts today on July 10.
Perplexity AI is a search and answer engine that uses AI to give users accurate information in real time through natural language queries.
In Phase 1, Coinbase's market data, including the COIN50 index, will be integrated into Perplexity's Comet browser. This would let users do in-depth market analysis. Users can learn more about why prices change and make better decisions about when to trade.
Armstrong pointed out a trend that is getting stronger: just as many people are looking for crypto data as they are for stocks, which shows that crypto is becoming more mainstream.
On X, Armstrong said, "Also, the Perplexity team shared that just as many users are looking up crypto as equities, which is a cool stat. Crypto is going mainstream."
In the next phase, Coinbase's data will be directly included in Perplexity's conversational responses. This will let traders use an AI-powered, dynamic interface to filter tokens, keep an eye on market activity, and come up with trading ideas.
Armstrong is excited about future AI integrations, including a vision where crypto wallets are built right into large language models (LLMs).
The partnership uses the Coinbase Developer Platform. He thinks the latest step is a big step toward a digital economy that is smarter, easier to get to, and doesn't need permission.
"Enhanced crypto functionality will be a catalyst for AI to achieve another 10x unlock," Armstrong said, calling it a leap forward for mainstream crypto adoption.
Story continuesAt press time, COIN is trading at $374.74, up 0.24% over the last day.
Coinbase partners with Perplexity AI to deliver real-time market data first appeared on TheStreet on Jul 10, 2025
This story was originally reported by TheStreet on Jul 10, 2025, where it first appeared.
